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COVID 19

Unfortunately due to COVID-19 Restrictions many of our programs and activities are either suspended or meeting online. Please email welcome@stpaulscathedral.org.au for further information about our programs. We hope to resume them when we are able to, please keep following our website or social media for updates.

At St Paul’s Cathedral, we are committed to extending our ministry beyond our regular congregations and towards those who need it most.

Migrants and refugees, children and senior citizens are just some of those we seek to reach and assist through our group programs, fundraising initiatives and social activism.

Ministries and Groups

Here you will find a list of the groups of provide volunteer ministry to the Cathedral.

Weekly Bible Study

Sundays 11.15am to 12.15pm

We hold a Weekly Bible Study Group currently via Zoom following our Livestream 10.00am Sung Eucharist. Bible studies are a great way to learn about the Christian faith, to grow and live as a Christian, and to share our faith. The group is led by, Canon Christopher Carolane and Canon Robert Vun. If you are interested in joining the group please email welcome@stpaulscathedral.org.au.

English Conversation Corner

COVID-19

Due to COVID-19 Restrictions our English Conversation Corner program has been suspended until further notice. We hope to resume when we are able to.

St Paul’s Cathedral and St James’ Old Cathedral, West Melbourne together run an English class program called English Conversation Corner. It is to help those who want to improve their English speaking skills.

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Cathedral Seniors Group

Cathedral Seniors was formed in February 2014 to create an opportunity for members of the congregation to meet for fellowship away from the hustle and bustle of Sunday services. It also provides better pastoral connections with the ministry team.

Science Week at the Cathedral

Each August, St Paul’s Cathedral engages with National Science Week, and runs a number of activities that explore the chosen theme from the perspective of the science-religion interface.

Let’s Fully Welcome Refugees

As Cathedrals and Dioceses across Australia joined St Paul’s Cathedral’s 2014 awareness campaign to fully welcome refugees, the Dean wrote:

Twice a week, young people from overseas come to St Paul’s Cathedral Melbourne for a few hours’ English conversation, followed by a shared meal. All of them are new arrivals to Australia. Many of them are refugees. Volunteers from churches across the city teach them English, and help them make sense of their experiences in Australia. Just as important as making them welcome in their new setting, though, is providing a listening ear to their stories.